Help on DC TachoGenerator: Troubleshooting High/Low Voltage Issues

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Hi
I need a help. I do have a DC TachoGenerator whereby i can measure the DC voltage if the shaft rotates.
The problem is:
When I rotate the shaft at CW, I got a fixed plus voltage.But when i rotate to CCW, the voltage is minus but slowly later it decrease to zero. (even the shaft still rotating)
Why?
 

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well its either the one or the other, the generator or the voltage indicator, thry the indicator on a electric motor.
 
Do you know how the "tachogenerator" is constructed? Have you looked at its output with an oscilloscope?